Four prima ballerinas and a host of co-stars made this a night to remember

Jonzi D’s trailblazing Breakin’ Convention festival is back - he talks about the rise of hip hop theatre, and opening a new Sadler’s Wells academy in east London

The dancers are superb but are sometimes let down by the variable quality of the work

Nothing is shied away from in this snapshot of human desires, played out in all their messy glory

From a celebration of the power of the voice to an adaptation of a dystopian novel, the worlds of dance, opera and classical music are looking firmly forward

The bad boy of ballet seems to be growing up at last, and this new production is his savviest yet

A programme note or two wouldn’t have gone amiss...

Osipova’s deeply thought through interpretation of this role is among the most definitive of her generation

The choreographer’s latest epic follows the poet’s journey from the inferno to the light - and it’s heavenly

Real-life couple Francesca Hayward and Cesar Corrales play the star-cross’d lovers

Sir Matthew Bourne talks to Emma Byrne about his new Soho-set ballet, the death of Liam Scarlett and whether this might be his last show

This much-anticipated work will make a much-needed difference to the balance sheet, but it might not move audiences as much as it hopes

Danced live for the first time these five new works enchanted, unsettled and brought a smile to the face

The company’s director acknowledges that coming out of the pandemic is an opportunity to make much-needed change